The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-07-16
M SITNTAE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, JULY IS 1887.

sM of MRS. W llAloAA 40
when YOU want any first-class lob
,r;nting done send your orders to
Il he Tribune office.
Hon Anthony Wilson, member of
.bs legislature from Camden was in the
cin on Tuesday morning l1st on his
way home IN business.
The many friends of Capt J. A
Sykes will be pleased to learn that
4. has recovered from his recent
illness and is out again.
The Misses M orel, Low and
Campfield are spending time in
Charleston and we hear they are
having a pleasant time.
Sesrsucker suits for S1.5O at Basch,
s. III Congress street,
The TRIBUNE is the only colored
nrinting office 10 this section of the
State that prints pamphlets &c. We do
the best job work of any Office in the
Stata.
The Tybee Railroad company will
commence running trains regularly
tOda, Three trains will be run daily
until September The road will not be
ready for excursions this season..
Dress Goods 81 cents yard at Basch
III Congress street.
A letter from Bitch, Ga, informs US
Of the drowning 10 the Ogeechee river,
Of Isaac, son Of Mr.. Nathan Daughtry,
on the 4th instant. No particulars were
given.
A large number of our city friends
who have been getting the TRIBUNE
and failed to pay for it, will be
dropped after this issue. We are
not running paper for fun. and
those who desire it must pay in ad-
vance.
Mrs. S. H. Ro erts o n, left last
Thursday for Forsythe where she
will spend the summer. A number
of the members of the congregation
of St. Philips A. M. E. church, gave
her an agreeable surprise on the
evening before she left and present
ed her with quite number of valu-
able presents.
Mr.. V. S. Scott of .Ridgeland Beau
fort Co.. s. C. was in the city this week
aud paid our Office q visit and didn't
forget to leave substantial proof Of his
high appreciation of the TRIBUNE.
He reports the crops in his section in
furnishing condition.
Mr.. VIM. Scheihing, the old reliable,
still holds out at the corner of Liberty
and Drayton streets, where may be
found all kinds of family supplies such
as are generally kept in frst-class
grocery store, which he is selling at
bottom prices.
The Zlon Baptist Association met
with the Enterprise Baptist Church at
Satilla Bluff ON Thursday the 14th inst.
The delegates went by rail to Bruins
wick, from which place they took the
steamer Cracker Boy for Satilla Bluff.
The greatest tumble ever known in
boots, shoes and slippers is at j. I.
Cohen's Bargain House, corner BrOugh-
ton and Barnard streets. Those in need
Of such articles will do well to give him
call before going elsewhere,
Straw Hats, so cents and upward
worth double at Basch III Congress st.
The Lords Musical and Dramatic
Club of which we made mention of
in our last issue had a rehearsal at
the residence of Mr.. r. w. White,
on last Wednesday evening which
was in every way satisfactory. We
are pleased to announce that they,
in connection with party OF
gentlemen from Augusta intend
giving concert in this city during
the early part;of next month.
A~liVe Dsah. Mr.. Martin Haar, cor.
Drayton and State streets, keeps con-
stantly on hand a full assortment Of
fresh groceries which he is selling at
the Invest prices; we advise our reader
to go aud sec him, or they may miss
Mrs A. Z Kendy,. for many year
a teacher at Fairlswu school 10 this ely
has been appointed teacher Of the Th
grade in Summer Hill school at Atlanta.
Summer Hill school is the one Just tikeP
from the low white teachers who Wefe I